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Doulos SILprovides comprehensive support for the thousands of around the world which are written using theLatin andCyrillic scripts It also contains the entire inventory of characters used by the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), illustrated here, making it well suited to phonetic and Learning how to read orthographic needs. The UDHR refers to: “the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family”,and Doulos, like all our fonts, is intended to work Andika helps people learn to read by using clear for as many members of the human family as possible. and easily-distinguished letterforms Literacy specialists prefer the simplea andg; Andika allows alternate forms of these and other letters to be selected. Letters which are easily confused, such asm andrn, are carefully distinguished, whilst diacritics are clear, even when stacked Joins, where the stem and other strokes join, are low, as they are in handwriting, and the bowls (enclosed round parts) are all different

Padauk is designed for theMyanmar script, used to write languages in Myanmar and parts of Thailand Padauk uses OpenType and Graphite technologies to provide accurate typography, and includes a wealth of alternate forms and variant glyphs. Languages known to be supported: Aiton • Akha • Asho Chin • Burmese • Bwe Karen • Geba Karen • Intha • Kawyaw • Khamti • Lamkang • Marma • Moken • Mon • Old Burmese • Pa’o Karen • Pali • Phake • Palaung • Rakhine • Ruching Palaung • Rumai Palaung • S’gaw Karen • • Shan • Shwe Palaung • Tai Laing Awami is designed for theNastaliq style ofArabic script, supporting and a wide variety of other languages in southwest Asia Nastaliq, “the bride of calligraphy”,is one of the hardest scripts to render using a computer font, due to its right-to-left direction, vertical nature and context- specific shaping. SIL’s Graphite rendering engine was extended specifically to handle its complexities. Languages known to be supported: Eastern Balochi • Southern Balochi • Western Balochi • Balti • Brahui • Burushaski • Dameli • Gowro • Northern • Southern Hindko • Jadgali • Kalami • Kalasha • Khowar • • Marwari • Pahari-Potwari • Palula • Northern Pashto • Western Punjabi • Saraiki • Kohistani Shina • Shina • Torwali • Urdu • Yidgha

Annapurna is designed for theDevanagari script Harmattan is designed for theWarsh style of used to write over 190 languages in South Asia Arabic script used in West Africa Inspired by traditional calligraphic forms, the design of Annapurna is intended In order to support many different languages, Harmattan includes a number of to be highly readable, reasonably compact, and visually attractive. alternate features, such as diacritic placement and styling, enabling the Languages known to be supported include: Andh • • Asuri • Athpariya • Awadhi • Bagheli • Bagri • rendering to meet the needs of different language communities. • Bantawa • Baraamu • Bareli, Pauri • Bareli, Rathwi • Bateri • Belhariya • Bhadrawahi • Bharia • Bhatri • Bhilali • Bhili • Bhojpuri • Bhoti, Stod • • Bhunjia • Birhor • Bodo () • Bote-Majhi • Braj • Buksa • Languages known to be supported include: Chadian Arabic • Baga Kaloum • Baga Sobana • Balanta-Ganja • Bundeli • Byangsi • Camling • • Chantyal • Chepang • Chhattisgarhi • Chhintange • Chinali • Jenaama Bozo • Tieyaxo Bozo • Dagbani • Fulah • Maasina Fulfulde • Nigerian Fulfulde • Western Niger • Creole Portuguese, Korlai • Darai • Deccan • Dhanwar () • • Dhodia • Dhundari • Dogri Fulfulde • Ga • Gbaya • Gonja • Hausa • Jahanka • Jola-Fonyi • Jula • Kakabe • Manga Kanuri • Kuranko • Maba (individual language) • Dogri (macrolanguage) • Dotyali • Dumi • Dungmali • Dungra Bhil • Duruwa • Eastern • Mampruli • Mandingo • Mandinka • Eastern Maninkakan • Western Maninkakan • Mogofin • Nupe-Nupe-Tako Gurung • Gaddi • Gamit • Garasia, Rajput • Garhwali • Ghale, Southern • Gondi • Gondi, Aheri • Gondi… • Pulaar • Pular • Saafi-Saafi • Serer-Sine • Susu • Tagdal • Tawallammat Tamajaq • Tamashek • Tem • Wandala Northern • Gowli • Gujari • Gurung • Halbi • Haroti • Haryanvi • • Hindi, Fiji • Ho • Hyolmo • Jaunsari • • Gambian Wolof • Wolof • Yalunka • Zaghawa • Zarma • Zenaga Jerung • Jirel • Jumli • Kachhi • Kagate • Kanauji • Kangri • Kashmiri • Khaling • Kham, Gamale • Kham, Sheshi • Kham, Western Parbate • Khandesi • Kharia • Kinnauri • Kodaku • Koi • Kolami, Northwestern • Konkani (individual language) • Konkani (macrolanguage) • Konkani, Goan • Korku • Korwa • Koya • Kudmali • Kukna • Kulung (Nepal) • Kumaoni • Kumhali • Kurukh • Kurux, Nepali • • Lhomi • Limbu • Lohorung • Loke • Magahi • Magar, Eastern • Magar, Western • Maithili • Majhi • Mal Paharia • Malvi • Manangba • • Marathi • Maria (India) • Maria, Dandami • Marwari • Marwari (India) • Mawchi • Meohang, Eastern • Meohang, Western • Mewari • Mewati • Mising • Monpa, Tawang • Munda • Mundari • Muria, Western • Na • Nachering • What arefree and open fonts? WhatNaga, Wancho are • Nepalismart (individual language) fonts • Nepali? (macrolanguage) • Newari • Nicobarese, Central • Nimadi • Noiri • Pahari, Kullu • Pahari, Mahasu • Pali • Palpa • Panchpargania • • Pankhu • Pattani • SIL’s fonts are licensed under the SIL Open Font License (OFL) which can be used SILPrākrit, uses SauraseniGraphite • Pumaand • PuroikOpenType • Rajasthanifont • Rajbanshi technologies • Raji • Rawat to create • Sadri • “smart Sampang fonts” • Sanskrit • by any font designer. The OFL provides a legal framework for fonts to be capableSantali • Saraiki of displaying • Sartang • Saurashtra writing • systems Sauria Paharia with • Shekhawati complex • behaviours. Sherpa • Sindhi • Graphite, Sirmauri • Southwestern Tamang • Sunwar • Surgujia • Surjapuri • Tamang, Eastern • Tamang, Northwestern • Tamang, developed, shared and improved collaboratively. Our fonts can be downloaded Westerndeveloped • Thakali by • SIL, Thangmi provides • Tharu, the Chitwania flexibility • Tharu, which Dangaura enables • Tharu, Kathoriya minority • Tharu, languages Kochila • to and distributed for free, and also modified—for example, to meet the needs of useTharu, different Rana • Thulung rules • Tilung from • Tinani those • Toto which • Varhadi-Nagpuri apply to well-known • Varli • Vasavi languages• • Wambule using • Wayu the • particular language communities. sameYakha • Yamphu script. Rules might cover contextual shaping—especially important for Arabic script—as well as ligatures, reordering and stacking diacritics.

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